Salary of Hafize Gaye Erkan, who said 'We couldn't find a house in Istanbul, it's incredibly expensive,' has been revealed
The salary of Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey Governor Hafize Gaye Erkan, who announced that she moved in with her mother due to high rents in Istanbul, has been revealed.
Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey Governor Hafize Gaye Erkan had said in an interview with Ahmet Hakan, Editor-in-Chief of the Hürriyet newspaper, known for its proximity to the government, "We couldn't find a house in Istanbul. It's incredibly expensive. We moved in with my parents, we are staying with them."
Following these remarks, which became a hot topic, Erkan's salary became a subject of curiosity.
It was stated that Central Bank Governor Erkan has a gross monthly salary of 161 thousand liras, excluding additional payments.
SHE WAS EARNING 1 MILLION DOLLARS A YEAR
On February 14, 2022, Erkan joined the Board of Directors of the US-based Marsh McLennan, one of the world's largest insurance companies. It was stated that while serving on the Board of Directors of Marsh McLennan, Erkan earned 1 million dollars a year, or approximately 85 thousand dollars a month.
FATİH ALTAYLI: YOU HAVE TENS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN SAVINGS
After Hafize Gaye Erkan's rent confession, journalist Fatih Altaylı made a noteworthy comment.
Sharing on his X account, Altaylı stated, "The issue is not that the Central Bank Governor, who is said to have a salary of 160 thousand TL, says rents in Istanbul are expensive. The issue is an international banker with tens of millions of dollars in savings finding Istanbul expensive."
News Source: 12punto
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